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Death penalty defendant in Henning Post Office killings due in court TuesdayMemphis Commercial AppealChastain Montgomery is due in court Tuesday for a pretrial hearing in the Henning Post Office murders, as prosecutors continue their attempts to secure a federal death sentence — something that has happened just once in Tennessee …

The FedEx Cup is not the only thing on the line this week at the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta. More: continued here

Northampton Chronicle & Echo Union to protest against Royal Mail sale outside Northampton's GuildhallNorthampton Chronicle & EchoUnion members are set to gather outside Northampton's Guildhall to protest against the planned privatisation of Royal Mail. The Northampton branch of the Communication Workers Union are gathering outside the Guildhall at 5.30pm today, …

FedEx employees are teaming up with Gleaners Food Bank to end hunger in Central Indiana. Monday, more than 100 FedEx employees volunteered as a part of FedEx Cares Week. Gleaners provides food and groceries to more than 300,000 Hoosiers in … More: continued here

PolicyMic Living On Food Stamps is a Challenge For This CEO, a Reality For Millions Of …PolicyMicRon Shaich, the founder, chairman, and CEO of Panera, decided to take on the SNAP Challenge and blog about it. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is the federally-funded program more commonly known as …

Mail to flooded areas will be held at post officesThe Daily CameraMike Posniewsky,Â? a U.S. Postal Service letter carrier, waves to residents before climbing across washed out Topaz Drive in Boulder to deliver the familyâ s mail. All across the city and the region, people are pulling together to rebuild …

Ipswich Royal Mail workers vote for industrial actionBBC NewsRoyal Mail workers in Ipswich have voted for industrial action over the proposed transfer of posts to Essex. The company said it was looking to move processing jobs to Chelmsford as part of a national reorganisation, although no final decision had been …

The Atlantic Wire House Bill Would Cut $4B a Year From Food StampsABC NewsThe House is expected to consider a bill this week that would cut food stamps by an estimated $4 billion annually and allow states to put broad new work requirements in place for recipients. The legislation also …

Stamp enthusiasts planning for show in Fall River this weekendFall River Herald NewsThe stamp club is thriving in this email age. Although perhaps knowledge of the term “philatelic” — the study of stamps and postal history — is not. Shaker said when her group sought meeting space locally, they were …

The House is expected to consider a bill this week that would cut food stamps by around $4 billion annually and allow states to put broad new work requirements in place for recipients. More: continued here